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Education System: Class in Forest











Everyone of us is different. Our imagination, power, ability, interest, thoughts are different and may be unique for us than others. We can not judge people with same stick in our hand. Thai is grand folt in our education system. That they examine every student weather they stood first in the class or not. If everybody stood first then who will be the second? Parents always want their children to be best in study. 


"3 idiots" and "Tare jameen par" are the best movie that explore this kind of ideas. That let your children do whatever they want to be. There is interesting dialogue in '3 idiots'.

"सोच अगर लता मंगेशकर फो उसके पिताजीने बल्ला और सचिन को उसके पिताजीने माइक थमा दिया होता तो वे आज कहा होते?"

We can't go beyond our ability but we make our ability the best. According our parents it's west of time if we are good in other extra- ordinary activities. Because it will not add marks in exam.

So I would like to say that make your career based on your interest. And in that field you can be the first.

This blog leads me to the idea of examless education system. If there is no exam then there is no competition, then there is no stress, and if there is no stress there will be the perfect individual progress. Everyone can go ahead with their interest.

If we want deconstruct this image according to Derrida then we can say that there is no examination in jungle. Animals do not have to give exam. So there is no question for fish.

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